Trump’s victory, a surprise to many, was accurately predicted by Doug Casey’s contrarian bet, highlighting the potential for unexpected electoral outcomes and the importance of considering alternative perspectives.
The period between Trump’s election and inauguration may see chaos and unrest, with the potential for Soros-funded protests, emphasizing the volatility of political transitions and the influence of external actors.
Trump’s presidency is expected to lead to a divided America with potential secession movements in the coming decades, underscoring the deep-rooted ideological divisions within the country.
Casey predicts Trump’s presidency will likely expand Middle East wars and favor Israel, suggesting a continuation of interventionist foreign policies in the region.
The US should end all welfare programs and foreign aid (currently $50-60 billion per year), with Casey arguing that printing money for these purposes is “insane” and counterproductive.
Trump’s presidency may lead to a hostile takeover of the US by foreign structures like China, with the Chinese allegedly studying Jews intensely through genetic databases like Ancestry.com.
Trump’s plan to close the border and deport millions of illegal aliens is described as a complex issue requiring a comprehensive approach, including information warfare, enforcement, and economic pressure.
Casey warns of potential financial collapse, economic upheaval, military problems, ongoing war, and even famines on the horizon as a result of Trump’s presidency, highlighting the potential for far-reaching global consequences.
Gold is a 6,000-year-old asset with nominal all-time highs, serving as a store of value, protection from inflation, and purchasing power for the long term.
Central banks are diversifying away from the dollar, viewing gold as a neutral reserve asset to mitigate the risk of dollar confiscation and reduce dependence on the dollar’s role in the global energy trade.
Both Trump and Harris administrations face massive 8-9% deficits and the Fed’s limited policy options due to its trillion-dollar balance sheet, potentially leading to inflationary or confiscatory policies.
In gold bull markets, due diligence is crucial for precise investing in well-run companies with strong management, assets, and jurisdictions, as emotional investing can lead to missed opportunities.
Central banks provide a strong, price-insensitive bid for gold, creating a favorable backdrop for precious metal stocks despite the sector being currently undervalued.
Smart money is already invested in gold and silver, with quick money expected to follow when equities fall, potentially leading to a rotation into undervalued gold and silver stocks.
Silver is in an accelerated bull trend since February 2016, with its price vs gold ratio (1.23) approaching 1.3%, potentially triggering a dramatic price rise to $50 per ounce in a flash.
The silver-to-gold ratio is a primary technical indicator historically moving into breakout mode, with numerous rallies up to 1.3% silver price per ounce versus gold price per ounce, indicating a potential price spike.
Central banks’ monetary policies and debt crises will drive silver prices higher, leading to stock market downturns, bond market stress, and increased demand for safe haven assets like silver and gold.
Industrial demand for silver is rising dramatically, driven by solar power generation in Africa and Asia, where 80-90% of solar panel production is used.
The Bloomberg commodity index is basing and due for a significant upside move, with energy, copper, base metals, and grains all looking to move higher in unison, potentially leading to gains in commodity-related stocks.
The 2024 US election outcome is unlikely to be copacetic, with polarized views and doubts about democracy, potentially leading to market volatility and asset price swings, regardless of the winner.
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